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by sva_ 2y ago
> His ire seems to be reserved for fellow programmers If it works for Linus Torvalds, it might work for him
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by sva_ 2y ago
Sounds like a good reason to up the CEO's pay by another million for these accomplishments.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Be assured, it wasn't meant as humor or sarcasm. Just being baffled at the combination: I could understand that someone takes a downer like Xanax to end a stimulant session and get rest. But when they're at an end of a stimulant s
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by sva_ 2y ago
> Troper's autopsy found high concentrations of cocaine, amphetamine, alprazolam (Xanax), What a strange mix.
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by sva_ 2y ago
> various wireless standards Electromagnetic waves do not interact with one another, so it is difficult to build a transistor with it. There's some research into optical transistors but doesn't seem to work well yet.
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by sva_ 2y ago
The situation here in Europe is gonna get a lot more tense over the next 10-20 years.
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by sva_ 2y ago
https://nitter.poast.org/chhillee/status/1821253769147118004
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by sva_ 2y ago
Check Out Kaggle for the challenges
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by sva_ 2y ago
> When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.
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by sva_ 2y ago
It makes sense that people are scared of a superintelligent AI when you consider how we treat beings of lower intelligence.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Sounds like an AMD product.
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by sva_ 2y ago
I swear, from my personal experience, that this effect is real. Would love to hear a scientific explanation of it though.
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by sva_ 2y ago
X doubt
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List of Dictionaries by Number of Words(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by sva_ 2y ago|0 comments
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by sva_ 2y ago
This could be bad for Mozilla?
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Half Life 3 hopes revived with Project White Sands leak(win.gg)
11 points by sva_ 2y ago|1 comments
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by sva_ 2y ago
For me it's The Fountain.
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by sva_ 2y ago
It's a hardware company and justified to be on HN imo. They're doing interesting stuff.
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by sva_ 2y ago
The GPT2 weight have later been released which made some people suspect the 'too dangerous to release' stuff was mostly hype/marketing.
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by sva_ 2y ago
> Open weights models do exist, but they require much greater investment, which many of the abusers aren't willing to make. I think the biggest concern are state actors who have no problem spending money on some gpus. I don't t
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by sva_ 2y ago
> Watermarks are trivially removed by the motivated and unpleasant I heard some chatter from OpenAI folks some 1-2 years ago that the way they'd watermark text is that rather than just using random numbers in the top-k/p sampli
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by sva_ 2y ago
It would be foolish not to look for inspiration in a system that had billions of years of evolution invested in it.
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by sva_ 2y ago
First Intel, then AMD, now NVIDIA. Seems fishy.
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by sva_ 2y ago
I'm also a more auditory person in that I can imagine a whole orchestra playing in my 'minds ear', among other things. I've recently been wondering about the fact that I am pretty sensitive to sounds and may have trouble
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by sva_ 2y ago
I did a whole immunization against dust mites and I feel like it didn't work at all. q.q I've been wondering if there's something else causing me to be allergic to them, like something I eat or so, idk. But I'll have to
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by sva_ 2y ago
Oh they finally support mobile as well (at least beta.) Might be worth checking out again.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Electron replacement
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by sva_ 2y ago
Most athletes will probably notice if their fat content lowers or their diet doesn't bring the desired effects.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Perhaps survivorship bias, in that most go under without a fight and we never hear of them.
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by sva_ 2y ago
Waiting for the toothbrush that brushes all teeth at once in about 15 seconds

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